On Transmission Line Performance
Abdul Yamamoto
Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Shamsul Okafor
University of California, Berkeley
Mahmoud Nair
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Anil Nasser
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
The interaction between transmission line performance and its operating environment is a matter of considerable engineering interest. The influence of the main design parameters is investigated through a systematic series of tests. The measured values exceed the design estimates by roughly 44% under adverse conditions. It is concluded that the technique is well suited to conditions prevailing in developing countries.
Keywords:
transmission line performanceregression analysisfracture mechanicspile foundationgroundwater flowdistillation
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